ForkinGreat
Knows his Brassica oleracea
fuck paying $160 for a "beard trimmer"
pay $20 and get a hair clipper. I've had one like this for years, does hair and beard.
https://www.shavershop.com.au/wahl/...ir-cutting-kit-009884.html?cgid=hair-clippers
If you have a beard, guess what...., you're an idiot.
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pay $20 and get a hair clipper. I've had one like this for years, does hair and beard.
https://www.shavershop.com.au/wahl/...ir-cutting-kit-009884.html?cgid=hair-clippers
pink poodle
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I've done this. Then after doing it a few times I remembered that I used those clippers to shave the dogs' bums, pussies, balls, dicks, faces...if you go down this route get your own personal set.
Also shaving your own arse crack is difficult, get help.
Flow-Rider
Burner
Ronson body hair trimmers are the go, they last for ages.
steve jobs' pancreas
Eats Squid
You are one cold dude, coulda started with their faces.
pink poodle
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Mark Ronson pumps some good jams.
Nah man. You need to make sure the dog knows who is the boss.
Flow-Rider
Burner
I can imagine you swinging those bars on the dh rig to Up town Funk.
pink poodle
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sane
Likes Bikes and Dirt
You obviously didn't read it as faeces then...
Mr Crudley
Glock in your sock
Facial hair always ends up making me itch, plus I couldn't fill out a beard if I had to anyhow. Beards must take effort.
I have also gone down the DE route a few years ago now and can't turn back now. It feels great and I finally enjoy shaving now.
A Merkur 34c, a decent shaving brush, feather blades and Proraso shaving cream makes it easy.
pink poodle
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How often do you stroke your beards?
Mr Crudley
Glock in your sock
Does that include time on the throne also?
Definitely a hygienic bunch of Farquers for sure.
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Freediver
I can go full Karen
Lot's , it's how you can tell I'm procrastinating or in deep thought.
The all time best beard tonic is pho. It has perfect ratio of amino acids and oils to leave you beard softer than it's ever been before. with a bonus spicey aroma. It really is a miracle product.
Mr Crudley
Glock in your sock
Double Edge, which is, well a plain traditional single razor blade and some would say an old school looking shaver.
Not the multi bladed cartridge ones found in aisle 7 at the local ColesWorths.
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stirk
Burner
Oh, so one of these bad boys that is the only real shaver I ever use. Those multi blade plastic ones are crap and crap on the environment with single to few use ones. Gota love the inventive ways the companies try and market the 'new' technologies to try and up sell their brand. Contour hugging self sharpens rubbish.
The old double flat blade or what you call DE rocks the whiskers.
The ultimate is the cut throat but I'll leave that to the barber's experience!
Reminds me of an old poem I loved as a kid.
http://www.wallisandmatilda.com.au/man-from-ironbark.shtml
Keep rocking those beards you Ironbark men.
The old double flat blade or what you call DE rocks the whiskers.
The ultimate is the cut throat but I'll leave that to the barber's experience!
Reminds me of an old poem I loved as a kid.
http://www.wallisandmatilda.com.au/man-from-ironbark.shtml
Keep rocking those beards you Ironbark men.
pink poodle
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Lazmo
Old and hopeless
Yeah, just love it. I'm using an Edwin Jagger DE89, Omega brush, Astra blades and Proraso. Sometimes, I'm slack and shave DE in the shower with cheapo conditioner, and it works well. Either way, I do use a twin blade for under my nose. But, yeah, after you're all set, it's about $10 a year for blades and the shave is smooth as a babies ...